“White Nationalist terrorism” — Congress “investigates” the anti-white meme it built on pro-whites’ thoughtless name

Impressive how this site keeps a full-court press to give other pro-whites the startling information that terminology is important.

I also note that Chairman Deutch’s bio offers no surprises, nor does Chairman Rose’s.

A couple of comments from Committee members during the hearing:

“‘Immigrant invasion’ — that’s the rhetoric of terrorism.” (Mr. Malinowski, at time 1:29:29 — 1:30:00)

“White Nationalism should be considered terrorism.” (Ilhan Omar, at time 1:51:21)

I agree with the author of this article that anti-whites would have a harder time saying, “Being pro-white should be considered terrorism.”

@ Luke:

“I also note that Chairman Deutch’s bio offers no surprises, nor does Chairman Rose’s.”

Nor does the bio of the second hearing’s chairman, Jamie Raskin.

@Sylvie:

“White Nationalism should be considered terrorism.” (Ilhan Omar, at time 1:51:21)

Here’s a 20 second video clip of Ilhan Omar saying that:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1174530565674024960

Don’t choose a name that anti-whites can redefine!

Here’s an excerpt from an excellent comment on another site — I edited it and added boldfacing:

I identify as pro-white but not white nationalist.

I was and am horrified at how pro-whites let the term “alt-right” be redefined by anti-whites.

“Alt-right” started out meaning just an alternative to George W. Bush cucked civic nationalism, and then anti-whites redefined it as meaning stupid, antisocial costumed Nazis – and top influencers in the pro-white movement accepted that redefinition.

If there is a word that defines you, and you own it, you have power. You can use that power aggressively, or you can use that power to resist other people saying what you are. However, once you give up the word for you, you put your neck in the hands of the person who redefined you, and you say, “do with me as you will, master; I’ll be anything you say.”

Before I accept any label, my first thought is, will this label be redefined on me? I already know that anti-whites want to redefine labels for pro-whites. And I already know that the top influencers in the pro-white movement will not stand their ground.

“Pro-white” is hard to redefine, and easy for an individual to defend, even without any authorities that agree with him. You just keep saying, “I like white people,” and “I want white well-being,” and things like that.

“White nationalist” is a fancier term that requires some explanation. That’s bad; if you are explaining, you are losing. And “white nationalist” is the sort of formal term that authorities get to define. That’s very bad. Not only don’t I trust anti-whites not to redefine “white nationalist” as a “naziwhowantstokillsixmillionjews,” but I don’t trust the influencers in the pro-white movement not to accept that redefinition – which would put everyone who identified as a “white nationalist” in a bad position, both personally and in terms of pushing pro-white messages.